Sentence examples for would presumably prefer from inspiring English sources

More prosaically any animal, regardless of how social it is, would presumably prefer not to have to move house regularly.

Creditors would presumably prefer to cut a deal with a borrower rather than be subject to the decision of a bankruptcy judge.

Schools, roads and the needs of law-abiding folk come first.But law-abiding folk would presumably prefer not to be mugged or murdered, so they ought to care whether prison conditions make that more or less likely.

Although Mr Bush's ultimate goal is energy independence, he would presumably prefer to be dependent on ethanol from friendly countries such as Brazil and Colombia than on oil from hostile places like Iran and Venezuela.An ethanol boom in Latin America would also attract investment to rural areas and create lots of jobs.

But Federer, despite another tough draw, would presumably still prefer the prospect of facing Djokovic on Paris clay to a rematch with his bête noire (and bête rouge) Rafael Nadal.

West had given away a trick by leading a diamond, and would presumably have preferred to lead a club if he did not have the king of that suit.

But given his obvious passion for the event, given that he has written a book expounding on his captaincy of the 2008 winning USA team, Cracking The Code, and given he tweets incessantly about the Ryder Cup (this week he has also been poking fun at the 2010 US team uniforms), he would presumably have preferred a more central role, such as the captaincy for a second time.

In general, Carroll said, these would be very rare cases, driven by families, not by coaches, who presumably prefer athletes to develop another year in high school.

The research, published in a journal quite literally called Deviant Behaviour, found that some men reported feeling pressure to perform a role stepped in hedonistic enjoyment when they'd presumably have preferred a quiet night at the pub.

McConnell, presumably, prefers it to be himself and not Harry Reid.

He also, presumably, would prefer to face re-election in 2012 without bearing sole responsibility for another war in the Arab world.